Picture puzzle is a word game with a picture, a dictionary, and perhaps a series of instructions. It's played on either a computer or other electronic device and the gamer puts the picture inside the puzzle box and then writes the words that usually appears in that box down. Usually, the picture must be an actual type of object. Some examples of popular games are: Abalone and Sea, Candy Land, Lemonade Tycoon, Picnic Basket, Rounders, Guess the Weight, Sea World, Candyland, Dr. Zoid, etc.
In this type of puzzles, the solving routine involves some method of filtering and elimination. Sometimes, the picture might just contain basic colorings such as black, red, or other bright ones. That's not really important; the important thing is that it is something that the human eye can quickly see. The solving routine doesn't have to be complicated at all. Many of these picture puzzle puzzles involve only pointing to an item within the puzzle and clicking to select it.

You can choose to solve picture puzzles with a standard set of mazes. There are many available online. The standard maze is square. There is no need for any pattern. However, if you like, you can make your own, which is often a lot more fun.

In order to make your own custom photo puzzle, there are a few things that you should keep in mind. First of all, it is generally a good idea to make your photo puzzle in black and white. That is one way of making it more difficult. If you want it a little bit easier, try making it in grayscale, but that is a fairly hard thing to do. Using colors that contrast slightly with the background will help somewhat.

For most DIY photo puzzles, you need to use dry toner. There are several manufacturers of dry toner for this purpose, so just do a little research to find one that you like. Dry toner tends to be a little cheaper than acrylic. To print the puzzle on colored paper, you also need to use dry toner. Most people will use regular paper, but if you want it to look a little more unique, you may want to try getting a colored paper.

If you use the internet to find a good picture puzzle maker, you should keep scrolling down to the bottom to learn about how to solve the puzzle without any special tools or materials. It's actually pretty easy if you follow the instructions carefully. In some cases, you might even find that it's easier than that!

When you're done with your picture puzzle, you can save it to your computer and print it off. This is actually really easy to do. You will probably want to turn your printer on its "Auto Paper" setting. Then, go to "My Computer", select "Printers and Faxes", and in the menu, you'll see an option for "Scrapbook Paper". Click on this, then pick a quality scrapbook paper from your online supplier (it should be in the same folder as your pictures if you followed the steps above).

If you want a really neat custom puzzle, you should consider using a photo puzzle maker that uses the rebus principle. To do this, you have to make sure that the letters you type into the blank boxes all match in color. To do this, you will need some sort of scoring system - a badge or die, for example. Once you've filled in the boxes with your words, you can run the rebus puzzle creator again to see how many you got right and wrong. (I recommend that you do this with more than one box - this will add a bit of variety to your game show theme.)